Overview
- Christie’s lists the nearly 11,000-square-foot, four-story residence with both canal and street access, large columns, a prominent fireplace, and a marble staircase.
- The asking price is available upon request, with prior 2024 reporting indicating guidance around €18 million (about $21 million).
- A prospective deal reported in 2024 did not close, and agents say the property’s scale and reputation have narrowed buyer interest.
- Commissioned in the late 15th century by Venetian official Giovanni Dario and remodeled by Pietro Lombardo, the palazzo sits on a prime stretch of the Grand Canal.
- Beyond its art-historical cachet—Monet painted its facade—the home carries a long lore of misfortune often cited in coverage, including episodes linked to Raul Gardini and John Entwistle.